bluethrunthru
Well-Known Member
Since I learned to drive many years ago there have been cars I liked maybe should have bought but passed me by. A long period of company cars where someone else dictated what I drove. I have to say in the event of a large lottery win the Mrs can pick a big house out whilst behind her I'll be renting a big heated unit and buying a number of cars to stick in there - probably need a mechanic...... and a body specialist too.....
Mostly I'd be looking at pristine examples of various French and Italian cars then some oddities from all over the world - have a hankering for things like old Yugo's from when I was a lad and old Skoda's and Ladas because we all love an underdog. Christ knows if I would ever drive them all but the idea of being able to choose between a Renault 6 and a Citroen C6 appeals greatly and I want to know if some of the dogs from the past were dogs. Many journalists who drove nice big cruisers thought a SEAT Marbella 850 was shite for some reason. I think they used the Boris Johnson method of reviewing cars tbh.
Mostly I'd be looking at pristine examples of various French and Italian cars then some oddities from all over the world - have a hankering for things like old Yugo's from when I was a lad and old Skoda's and Ladas because we all love an underdog. Christ knows if I would ever drive them all but the idea of being able to choose between a Renault 6 and a Citroen C6 appeals greatly and I want to know if some of the dogs from the past were dogs. Many journalists who drove nice big cruisers thought a SEAT Marbella 850 was shite for some reason. I think they used the Boris Johnson method of reviewing cars tbh.